Clivebenss SG No need, no need.勞日，勞日。Lo lit , lo nit.in the Chinese almanac, you can find English, French translation to Cantonese but not Hokkien leh.
BanguIzai SG It was explained by Clivebenss before. He can search the post for you.For me, I onli say th'ang a mng for "window" in Hokkien. th'ang mng is exactly the same form without the a , and also accepted by people from non-Amoy areas.
Clivebenss SG It was explained by Clivebenss before. He can search the post for you.For me, I onli say th'ang a mng for "window" in Hokkien. th'ang mng is exactly the same form without the a , and also accepted by people from non-Amoy areas.why sabo me?
jmstar~ SG It was explained by Clivebenss before. He can search the post for you.For me, I onli say th'ang a mng for "window" in Hokkien. th'ang mng is exactly the same form without the a , and also accepted by people from non-Amoy areas.Thanks.
jmstar~ SG We should set aside one Hokkien Day also.Every dialect will have their day.Old man will not approve.
BanguIzai SG Old man is already 50% Hokkien. (His mother is Hokkien)His children are 75% Hokkien. (Old man wife again is Hokkien)Hahaha.
Clivebenss SG We should set aside one Hokkien Day also.on the 9th Day of Lunar New Year. The day that the nortrhern tried to killed all the Hokkien people but many survived by hiding in between the sugar cane plants. That's why we are called the Hokkien, fortunate to rebuild.
BanguIzai SG YA YA I am very grateful for this kind reminder. I have forgotten about this already. I was kept told about this again and again when I am young. Thank you, suddenly memory come back again,
